Sentence examples for going to platoon from inspiring English sources

This meant going to platoon headquarters — the home of four squads, and only a few minutes' walk from company headquarters, where there were officers who outranked Reilly, the platoon's lone lieutenant.

Looking back, Kemp said, "I kept hearing maybe he's going to platoon.

Looking back, Kemp told Hernandez, "I kept hearing maybe he's going to platoon.

"I could see it coming," Taylor said, recalling how Hodges bluntly told players he was going to be platooning, "and people had to accept it.

Mr. Cajas: "We were the go-to platoon.

When they let us in to talk to the team it was like going to interview a platoon immediately after half their men had been killed ("Tell me, how exactly did you feel when the landmines started going off?").

Or am I going to take a platoon and try to do the best I can and make a difference?

If someone had put the question to some general: "Okay, there's a couple of journalists who are going to follow a platoon for ten one-month trips," it's possible that that general could get uncomfortable with the idea, because we're going to see stuff that a journalist doesn't usually see.

"Joyce is not going to be a strict platoon player, but we definitely want Cowgill and Cron to play against left-handers," Scioscia said.

He went to his platoon leader, who went to the battalion commander, who went to the brigade leader.

Mr. Allgood, who heads a water purification program at Procter & Gamble, the big American maker of soap and many other drug store items, is going to be part of a platoon of socially-concerned glitterati that includes two pop singer-song writers, Kenna (who does not use his last name) and Lupe Fiasco, and actors Jessica Biel and Isabel Lucas.